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[ItsNotMe]

Jeff, hands down, you have the best DIY channel on YouTube.
Thank you for everything you do to help the average homeowner DIYer.
I thoroughly enjoyed watching this - almost four hour - video! Cheers!

[bmade-projects]

Put a survey out, or get signatures electronically maybe, somehow show the big companies like schluter or anyone else that you have backing and support. I, along with many others would support you. You've helped a TON of people out man, you really deserve it.

[hellionfi]

2:47:46 Stands in the Florida sun, uses snowmobile analogies. That's pretty on point for a Canadian. LOL Cheers from Finland.

[Plexus]

For the levelling clips, I use the thinnest(white) ones along with wider spacers. Makes the clip removal so much easier giving them a little space.

[marilynmendez]

You need to get a duck foot for your extension cords. I believe that's what it's called. It's a wide drop cord with 3 to 4 Plugs on it at Home depot or walmart and Lowe's

[markmickenberg]

Just to let you know I watched 4 different videos on how to install a Halo Slim Canless Downlight. Your video was the ONLY ONE that showed me how to correctly make the wire connections. I know it's not terribly difficult but I'm a DIYer with very little electrical installation knowledge. Thank you for your clear and concise videos.

[KarenLongdon]

Thank goodness for your videos. Your work has helped me so much

[sfl]

I used those tile spacer before they where even in Canada, I ordered them from Italy and years latter they finally came to Canada. I always want to be ahead of new products. Love this level system.

[kenbagwell]

Thanks for putting this out. So helpful to watch someone do this. I'm about to do a 6x9 bathroom floor using Ditra.

[weekendwarrior]

If you try to install 60x60 cm on an uneven floor, you'll be lucky to avoid a disaster. At the very least, you have to "survey" the floor with a long straight edge to understand how it curves and develop a plan how to compensate with the cement, if necessary. It's really much easier to flatten the floor beforehand (mryoucandoityourself is the best channel for this). The larger the tile, the flatter the surface needs to be, and TCNA guidelines give the numbers. And you have to use a cement that's marked "for large format tile" - it's not a joke and it can delaminate otherwise.

[peter.g]

Hi Jeff. I missed the live, so, obviously I watched the replay. Awsome video. Love watching you work and see how professional and brilliant work you do. Just awsome👌. Great questions and answers section. The porcelain tiles look so good. Thank you for sharing your knowledge Jeff. Take care. 👍

[robindoyle]

I have a kitchen floor with an island and two bathrooms that I’m tiling in the very near future. I also need to do backsplash in all three areas as well.
The tile looks like yours only smaller for the centerpieces in the bathroom and then I’m putting dark charcoal colored tile around it. It looks like wood planks, and I’m also using that same charcoal tile in the kitchen.
I tried joining Your channel but I could never figure out how access the live feed.
I have learned so much from you, Jeff. I’ve had to do a lot of the work myself from a housefire for various reasons .
If I hadn’t found you I just don’t know where I’d be right now.
Thank you for everything that you do you’re a Godsend and a lifesaver.

[KarenLongdon]

I’m a home DIYer and need all the help I can get. I have to do it myself and tiling might be difficult.

[jessiepapabear]

To watch a live best is a Saturday or Sunday afternoons.

[stephendudley]

For what it's worth I actually love the long format videos, I put on a Playlist at work and would rather 2 plus hours. I can't always fiddle around with my Playlist ss my hands get dirty and sweaty and such. I'm actually a carpenter too, work in the carpentry shop at a decent sized college here in my hometown in Texas, I thoroughly enjoy listening to your ideas, tips, and tricks, even though I've been doing carpentry work on and off for 20 years or so I still learn from your videos, thank you sir, please keep doing what you're doing

[rickcoppedge]

Love the format. Had to watch it afterwards due to being in the west coast and not getting home until after 5:00pm.

[jessiepapabear]

I'd love to see you build a Tiny House, trailer platform to turn key! So, i can learn from a master home guy. 🙏 please

[ksmith]

Jeff: Your presentation is outstanding. KD

[Creative]

You always share fun videos with us and I appreciate every minute of it. I always look forward to watching your new videos💞💞💞💞❤❤❤❤👌👌👌👌

[tomr]

Great show. I always learn a lot. I am getting ready to tile my kitchen floor. Special order Dolce Italia Barrel 6" x 24 Porcelain Floor and 8" x 48. Problem Menards called and said it was in, so I took a week off work for the project. Went to Menards to pick the tile up and somehow they lost half my order. I chose the 2 different sizes to break up the pattern some. What would look best parallel or diagonal?